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Military’s second in command to resign, links decision with Mark Norman case

OTTAWA — The Canadian military’s second-in-command has announced his surprise resignation — and is reportedly linking the decision to an …

Bank of Canada to give economic update, expected to be patient on rates

OTTAWA — Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz will share his latest take on the economy Wednesday in an update …

Canada’s bias meant improper consultations: First Nations challenging pipeline

VANCOUVER — Six First Nations that have filed another legal challenge against the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion say Canada’s ownership …

Alberta government seeking feedback on greenhouse gas emissions reduction plan

Quebec removes crucifix from legislature as government defends secularism law in court

MONTREAL — As lawyers defended the Quebec government’s secularism law from a constitutional challenge in a Montreal court Tuesday, the …

Federal announcement about a threat to coming election will be a ‘last resort’

OTTAWA — The threshold will be high for any decision to alert Canadians to an attempt to interfere in the …

More residents being moved out of Pikangikum as crews fight forest fire

Residents of a First Nation threatened by a forest fire in northwestern Ontario used air, land and water routes to …

Half of Indigenous children live in poverty, above national rate, study says

OTTAWA — The worst child-poverty problem in the country was dropped in the laps of the country’s premiers on Tuesday, …

Promised quick reaction force of 200 peacekeepers yet to be registered with UN

OTTAWA — A Canadian pledge of 200 soldiers for peacekeeping missions is missing in action more than 18 months after …

Premiers meet for first time on First Nation ahead of annual conference

It is my honour to host Canada's Premiers and leaders of our National Indigenous Organizations at Big River First Nation …